Surveys Needed Calculator

Grayanz22

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Good Day!

I wanted to make a calculator to determine the number of perfect surveys needed to reach the target.
Please see details below:

Current score: 96.77%
# of Surveys: 31 (30 satisfied / 1 dissatisfied)
Goal: 98%

Appreciate any help ?
 

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Hey,

Is the number of surveys fixed at 31? This is hard to determine, you can use Goal Seek to calculate a number of surveys based on the 98% criteria but again, this isn't very obvious, using goal seek gets 30.38 surveys (30.38 / 31 = 98%) but this sounds illogical as you can't have 0.38 of a survey? If it remained fixed that only 1 survey was dissatisfied then you would want 49 / 50 surveys to reach 98%
 
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